‎Guittoneau benjamin‎

‎David BEN GOURION‎

‎Le peuple et l'état d'Israël‎

‎à Paris: Les Editions de Minuit 1959. Fine. Les Editions de Minuit à Paris 1959 12 x 19 cm broché First edition on ordinary paper. A good copy. Les Editions de Minuit unknown‎

Référence libraire : 53562

‎David Ben Yosef Har-Zion, Prabhuji‎

‎Lo que es tal como es: Satsangs con Prabhuji Spanish Edition‎

‎hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 194589427X.G ISBN : 194589427X 9781945894275

‎David ben Arie Leib of Amsterdam‎

‎Megilat Starim Zhitomir 1867 Book‎

‎David ben Arie Leib of Amsterdam. Megilat Starim. Zhitomir 1867. Publisher: Avraham Shalom Shadov. In Hebrew. The listing price is for a single volume of this title. The copy is in fair condition without binding. Some imperfections are among the following common defects: holes damaged pages tears water stains foxing worm holes or tracers age spots frayed margins handwritten notes inscriptions censorship stamps. Please contact us for more details on the condition of the book. SKU000125164 unknown‎

Référence libraire : 000125164

‎David Ben Gurion‎

‎Odpowiedz Bevinowi w sprawie Palestyny Reply to Begin on Palestine‎

‎Nakladem Komitetu Centralnego 1946. First polish edition. In original paper. In very good condition. First polish edition. In original paper. 31 p. Nakladem Komitetu Centralnego unknown‎

Référence libraire : 2883

‎David ben Bekhor Yuda Katsin‎

‎vaYeesof David Jerusalem 1899 Book‎

‎David ben Bekhor Yuda Katsin. vaYeesof David. Jerusalem 1899. In Hebrew. The listing price is for a single volume of this title. The copy is in fair condition without binding. Some imperfections are among the following common defects: holes damaged pages tears water stains foxing worm holes or tracers age spots frayed margins handwritten notes inscriptions censorship stamps. Please contact us for more details on the condition of the book. SKU000164851 unknown‎

Référence libraire : 000164851

‎DAVID BEN GURION‎

‎Before Declaring IsraelÂ’s Independence Ben-Gurion Counters American Backpedaling and Pushes Start of Temporary Government‎

‎<p>In 1947 as the British mandate over Palestine established by the League of Nations in 1922 was about to expire the United Nations called for partition of Palestine into separate Jewish and Arab states. Jewish leaders accepted the plan but Arab leaders announced that they would oppose its implementation by force. President Harry Truman had endorsed partition despite opposition within his administration. On March 19 1948 the U.S. shockingly reversed its position supporting partition; instead it called for a temporary United Nations trusteeship.</p><p>David Ben-Gurion as head of the Jewish Agency masterfully worked to contain the damage. Less than two months after writing this letter Ben-Gurion and the recipient of this letter Rabbi Judah Leib Fishman Maiman both would help draft and sign Israel's Declaration of Independence.</p> <b>DAVID BEN-GURION.</b>Autograph Letter Signed "<i>D. Ben-Gurion</i>" to Rabbi Yehuda Leib Fishman. March 23 1948 Israel. In Hebrew one page on The Jewish Agency for Palestine stationery. 8.5 x 11 in.<p><b>Translation</b></p><p><i>"Please convey to the Executive </i>of the Jewish Agency for Palestine <i>the following – As I was deprived of the possibility of taking part in the meetings of the Executive I ask to be allowed to appoint a member to be the head of Defence so that I can transfer this work from myself as soon as possible. I wish to point out that because of the remarks that were heard in the discussion of our answers to the American announcement I refer to the remarks of Golda Myerson and Kolotny I am of the opinion that paragraph 'C' should be changed by way of adding a demand for an immediate agreement that a temporary Government be formulated in accordance with the version that I gave to my Secretary Svi Marmion."</i></p><p><b>Historical Background</b></p><p>Ben-Gurion responded forcefully to the new American position in a statement to the Tel Aviv Press Club on March 20: "We shall not agree to any kind of trusteeship whether permanent or temporary even for the shortest time. We shall no longer submit to any foreign domination whatever. … The Jewish State exists and will continue to exist because we defend it. … our political program falls under three headings in the order I name them: security; a Jewish State; a Jewish-Arab alliance."</p><p>On March 22 Abba Hillel Silver on behalf of the Jewish Agency indicated that the Agency would not discuss the American proposal for trusteeship as it had not yet been submitted to the Security Council. The next day the Jewish Agency for Palestine and the National Council of Jews of Palestine Vaad Leumi issued a joint statement that Israel intended to proceed to independence.</p><p>Ben-Gurion was determined to strengthen their position by shaping his provisional government and making it clear that the Jewish state would come into being with or without international approval. Accordingly on March 25 Moshe Shertok Sharett sent the chairman of the U.N. Palestine Commission an urgent request for the establishment of a provisional government including a list of proposed members.</p><p>The <i>"'paragraph C'"</i> referenced in the present letter undoubtedly corresponds to a passage in either the March 23 or March 25 statements to the U.N. For the full final text of both see Appendices A and B below.</p><p>As noted the final wording was influenced by future Israeli prime minister Golda Meir and by Moshe Kolodny Kol. They may have been advocating for the wording that appeared in the third paragraph of the March 25 statement "the Provisional Council of Government thus designated be empowered in consultation with the United. Nations Commission to co-opt additional members representing groups both Arab and Jewish…" </p><p><b>Rabbi Judah Leib Fishman Maiman</b> 1875–1962 the recipient of this letter was born in Bessarabia and emigrated to Palestine in 1913. A renowned author and Talmudic scholar he was a founding member of Mizrachi. He helped draft Israel's Declaration of Independence and became Minister of Religions and War Victims. He served in the First Knesset until 1951.</p><p><b>APPENDIX A</b></p><p>STATEMENT ADOPTED BY THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR PALESTINE</p><p>AND THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF THE JEWS OF PALESTINE</p><p>VAAD LEUMI MARCH 23 1948</p><p>The Jewish Agency for Palestine and the Vaad Leumi have learned with regret and astonishment of the attitude adopted by the United States representative in the Security Council concerning the United Nations decisions on Palestine.</p><p>The Jewish Agency and the Vaad Leumi declare:</p><p>1. The Jewish people and the Yichev in Palestine will oppose any proposal designed to prevent or postpone the establishment of the Jewish State.</p><p>2. We categorically reject any plan to set up a trusteeship regime for Palestine even for a short period of time. A trusteeship would necessarily entail a denial of the Jewish right to national independence. It would leave Palestine under a foreign military regime.</p><p>3. The failure and disintegration of the Mandatory administration the continuation of which was unanimously rejected by the United Nations necessitates the early arrival in Palestine of the United Nations Palestine Commission. The Provisional Council of Government of the Jewish State should be recognized without delay by the United Nations Palestine Commission so that authority may be transferred to it as envisaged in the United Nations decisions.</p><p>4. Upon the termination of the Mandatory administration and not later than May 16 next a provisional Jewish government will commence to function in cooperation with the representatives of the United Nations then in Palestine. In the meantime we shall do our utmost to minimize the chaos created by the present government and we shall maintain so far as lies in our power the public services neglected by it.</p><p>5. The Jewish people extends the hand of peace to the Arab people and invites representatives of the Arab population of the Jewish State to take their rightful place in all its organs of government. The Jewish State will be glad to cooperate with the neighboring Arab States and to enter into permanent treaty relations with them to strengthen world peace and to advance the development of all countries of the Near East.</p><p>After a bloody Arab-Israeli conflict following the British withdrawal the State of Israel was proclaimed in May 1948. Ben-Gurion was designated the first Prime Minister a position he held for the majority of the next fifteen years.</p><p><b>APPENDIX B</b></p><p>THE JEWISH AGENCY FOR PALESTINE</p><p>16 East 66th Street</p><p> New York 21 N.Y.</p><p>March 25 1948</p><p>The Chairman</p><p>United Nations Palestine Commission Lake Success New York</p><p>Sir:</p><p>In pursuance of the oral representations made by me to the Commission on March 17 on behalf of the Jewish Agency for Palestine and. the National Council of the Jews of Palestine Vaad Leumi concerning the appointment of a Provisional Council of Government for the Jewish State I have the honor now as a matter of urgency to reiterate the request that the Provisional Council of the Jewish State should be immediately established and that it be composed as follows:</p><p>Mr. David Ben-Gurion Mr. Itzhak Ben-Zvi</p><p>Mr. Fritz Bernstein Mr. Eliahu Berligne</p><p>Mr. Eliahu Dobkin Mr. Meyer Grabovski</p><p>Rabbi Judah Leib Fishman Mrs. Rachel Kagan</p><p>Rabbi Wolf Gold Mr. Abraham Katznelaon</p><p>Mr. Itzhak Greenbaum Saadia Khuvashi</p><p>Mr. Eliezer Kaplan Dr. Georg Landauer</p><p>Mr. Moshe Kolodni Mr. Evi Lurie</p><p>Mrs. Goldie Meyerson Mr. Nachum Nir</p><p>Mr. Moshe Shapiro Mr. David. Pinkas</p><p>Mr. Moshe Shertok Mr. David Remez</p><p> Mr. Berl Repetur</p><p> Mr. Mordecai Shatner</p><p> Mr. Zorach Warhaftig</p><p>2. The above list comprises all the Palestinian members of the Executive of the Jewish Agency for Palestine as well as the fall membership of the National Council of the Jews of Palestine Vaad Leumi. Included are representatives of the following parties and groups:</p><p>Palestine Labor Party Mapay</p><p>General Zionists</p><p>Mizrachi Orthodox Zionists</p><p>Hapoel Hamizrachl</p><p>Hashomer Hatzair</p><p>now merged.</p><p>Achditt Avoda</p><p>Aliya Hadasha</p><p>Wizo</p><p>Yemenites Organization</p><p>3. It is proposed further that the Provisional Council of Government thus designated be empowered in consultation with the United. Nations Commission to co-opt additional members representing groups both Arab and Jewish not at present included in the membership of the Jewish Agency for Palestine or the Vaad Leumi. Negotiations with this object in view have been successfully concluded with some Jewish groups and are still in progress with others.</p><p>4. Upon the appointment of the Provisional Council of Government it is suggested that the United Nations Palestine Commission should instruct the Provisional Council to proceed with the establishment of a central administrative organ of government as indicated in Article 7 of Part I B of the Resolution of the General Assembly.</p><p>5. I venture in conclusion to point out that under Article 4 of Part I B of the Resolution of the Assembly if by 1 April 1948 a Provisional Council of Government has not been set up the United Nations Palestine Commission will be under the obligation to communicate that fact to the Security Council. It is earnestly hoped that the need for the Commission to report failure in this respect will be obviated by the immediate appointment of the Provisional Council of Government of the Jewish State.</p><p>Sincerely yours</p><p>Moshe Shertok</p> books‎

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‎DAVID BEN GURION‎

‎Ben-Gurion Calls for a Jerusalem Home for the Bible Society: “every spiritual idea for it to exist and exert influence needs a physical structure too a central home…”‎

‎1970. No binding. Fine. Letter Signed to Menasche Elissar. 17 Kislev 5731 December 15 1970. 1 p. 8½ x 11 in. Form letter on ""The World Jewish Bible Society"" letterhead. In Hebrew. Also see item #22355 where Ben Gurion reexamines a Bible story after discussion with the chairman of the World Jewish Bible Society. Partial Translation""Much Shalom!I would invite you to become a member of the council of the Bible House in Jerusalem. The proponents of the Bible House have given consideration to the fact that every spiritual idea for it to exist and exert influence needs a physical structure too a central home. The uniqueness of Jerusalem the city of the prophets and the capital of Israel makes it appropriate that a House be established in it to collect inside every commentary book and creation that has been thought of and created in Judaism through the generations regarding the Book of Books and every creation by the sages of the nations of the world that displays the influence of the Bible. The House with its book collections and educational exhibits will serve as a place of study for the lovers of Torah the youth and adults who will come to it in order to increase their knowledge of the Book of Books and its interpretations. The House will also serve as a gravitational center for residents of this country when they go up to Jerusalem and to tourists from the Diaspora who will be able to absorb in it the spirit of the Book of Books. More details about the House's content and its purpose can be found in the attached brochure which contains things said during the ground breaking ceremony.The initiating committee hopes you will agree to lend a helping hand to the establishment of this cultural center in Jerusalem. We await your reply.BlessingsD. Ben-Gurion SignatureD. Ben GurionPresident of the Israel Society for Biblical Research""Historical Background Building a permanent home for the Israeli Center for Biblical Research was one of Ben-Gurion's favorite projects. He envisioned a compound overlooking Jerusalem and the Mount of Olives with a research library exhibit and museum space and educational facilities. Intended for the study of the Hebrew Bible the research center would be the headquarters for the World Jewish Bible Society. Ground was broken on October 18 1970 but the building was never completed.David Ben-Gurion Israeli politician; proclaimed Israeli independence in 1948 becoming the new independent nation's first Prime Minister after years as the head of the Zionist movement; changed his name from Gryn to Ben-Gurion ""Son of the Lion Cub."" Even in retirement Ben-Gurion's crusade to strengthen and enrich the state and people of Israel did not end. books‎

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‎DAVID BEN GURION‎

‎David Ben-Gurion on Moshe Sharett’s Resignation as Foreign Minister‎

‎<p>"<i>I came to recognize that your service as Foreign Minister was not for the good of the country although I did not cease to value your talents and dedication.</i>"</p> <b>DAVID BEN-GURION.</b>Autograph Letter Signed to Moshe Sharett July 28 1956 Mount Carmel Israel. 3 pp. 4½ x 8¼ in.<p>Sharett served as Foreign Minister under Prime Minister Ben-Gurion from 1949 to 1954. He succeeded Ben-Gurion as Prime Minister from January 1954 to December 1955. When Ben-Gurion was reinstated as Prime Minister Sharett returned as Foreign Minister. Within months their relationship had deteriorated and Sharett resigned in protest on June 18 1956.</p><p>In 1952 Gamal Abdel Nasser overthrew the Egyptian monarchy and introduced land reform. He became president in June 1956 calling for pan-Arab unity. Moshe Sharett believed that Nasser had delusions of grandeur and similarly that Ben-Gurion viewed himself as a messianic liberator. Ben-Gurion thought Sharett was being too cautious. Sharett believed Ben-Gurion was unwilling to negotiate. The cabinet voted 35 to 7 in favor of Sharett's resignation and he resigned on June 18 1956. Golda Meir succeeded Sharett as Foreign Minister and served until 1966. Three years later she became Israel's fourth Prime Minister. Over the next six weeks their correspondence resulted in this letter.</p><p><b>Complete Transcription</b></p><p><i>Mount Carmel 28 July 1956</i></p><p><i>To Moshe Sharett –peace and blessings</i></p><p><i>I hereby thank you for your detailed reply of 25 July to my letter to you of 8 July. I was pleased by your notification that your questions at the end of the letter were not intended to be given a reply. I do not believe that anyone will derive any benefit from arguments of this sort. However I feel obliged to</i> illegible <i>about two things.</i></p><p><i>A I absolutely reject the interpretation you gave on page 2 paragraph 10 of your letter to my remarks at the party Central Committee on 8 August 1955 as if "the Foreign Minister must serve as a kind of spokesman for the IDF." I did not and could not conceive of such an absurd idea. I said – and this is my considered opinion – that foreign policy needs to serve the needs of security in addition of course to trade agreements and things of that kind these too being within the bounds of its operation.</i></p><p><i>I don't have the stenogram at hand but I haven't any doubt that there is no foundation to the peculiar "interpretation" that you gave to my remarks.</i> <i>Also</i><i> when comrades disagree with one another – it's better for the disagreements not to go beyond the bounds which those in disagreement set for themselves.</i></p><p><i>B I reject the premise upon which question 9 on page 12 of your letter is based. I fear that my clarification will sadden you and as God is my witness I don't have any intention or desire to cause you any sorrow. But I regard it as my comradely duty to apprise you of my opinion in this painful matter. Little by little I came to recognize that your service as Foreign Minister was not for the good of the country although I did not cease to value your talents and dedication as before and all that I said in praise of you at the Knesset in my announcement of your resignation was not said out of courtesy and politeness</i> illegible<i> but rather out of recognition and heartfelt belief.</i></p><p><i>The stupid idea that there is only one person in Israel capable of serving as prime minister never crossed my mind and in</i> my <i>broadcast to the nation on the day of my resignation I warmly quoted Verse 1 in Chapter 131 of the Book of Psalms.</i> <i>And I admit that I'm not of the opinion that there is only a single person in Israel who is allowed to conduct foreign policy. On the contrary it became clear to me without any hesitation and I know that I am capable of error in this matter like anyone who is flesh and blood that the good of the State requires a different management at the Foreign Ministry. I am certain that you will not concur with my opinion and by no means will I try to convince you. One thing I can assure you in good faith: I didn't do what I did out of a "relationship gone awry."</i></p><p>_________</p><p><i>It seems that your letter of 24 August 1955 to Eshkol</i> <i>Beba</i> <i>Kesse</i> <i>and Namir</i> <i>never reached me. I'll look into this matter upon my return to Jerusalem.</i></p><p><i>For my part I'm not at all opposed to you showing these your answers to anyone that you wish.</i></p><p><i>With blessings</i></p><p><i>D. Ben-Gurion </i></p><p><b>Historical Background</b></p><p><b>David Ben-Gurion</b> 1886-1973 was born in the Kingdom of Poland then part of the Russian Empire as David Grün and he studied at the University of Warsaw. In 1906 he immigrated to Palestine which was part of the Ottoman Empire. In 1912 he moved to Constantinople to study law and adopted the Hebrew name Ben-Gurion. He supported the Ottoman Empire in World War I but was deported to Egypt and traveled to the United States where he remained for three years. After the Balfour Declaration of 1917 he joined the Jewish Legion of the British Army. He returned to Palestine after the war and became a leader of the Zionist movement. As head of the Jewish Agency from 1935 Ben-Gurion was effectively the leader of the Jewish population before there was a nation. He accepted the 1947 partition plan as a compromise that would establish a Jewish state and declared the independence of the state of Israel in May 1948. After leading Israel during the 1948 Arab-Israeli War Ben-Gurion won election as Prime Minister of Israel in 1948 as head of the Labour party in the Knesset. He resigned in December 1953 effective January 26 1954 then resumed office in November 1955 and served as Israeli Prime Minster until 1963. He then moved to Sde Boker a kibbutz in the Negev desert where he lived until his death.</p><p><b>Moshe Sharett</b> 1894-1965 was born in Kherson in the Russian Empire modern Ukraine and emigrated to Ottoman Palestine in 1906. In 1910 his family moved to Jaffa and later became one of the founding families of Tel Aviv. He studied law at Istanbul University but left to serve as an interpreter in the Ottoman Army in World War I. From 1922 to 1931 he lived in London and worked as a newspaper editor and journalist. He returned to Mandatory Palestine in 1931 and worked in the Jewish Agency of which he became head in 1933. He signed Israel's Declaration of Independence in 1948 and served as the Foreign Minister in the Provisional Government in 1948 and in the first cabinet formed in 1949. When Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion retired from politics in January 1954 Sharett succeeded him as Prime Minister. In the wake of the Lavon Affair Ben-Gurion came out of retirement to resume the office of Prime Minister in November 1955 and Sharett again served as Foreign Minister. He resigned as Foreign Minister in June 1956 in protest of the new government's policies.</p> books‎

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‎David Ben Gurion‎

‎Israel‎

‎Funk & Wagnalls 1971. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Fine/No Jacket. Bound in leather Fine in a Fine slipcase. First Edition. One of 2000 numbered copies bound in full blue padded leather top edge gilt and SIGNED by Israel's first prime minister on the bottom blank margin of the frontispiece photograph. Illustrated with photographs. Funk & Wagnalls hardcover books‎

Référence libraire : 106902

‎David Cleaton-Roberts Nicholas Fox Weber, Graham Williams, Michael Harrison (essays) Josef Albers, Naum Gabo, Ben Nicholson‎

‎ABSTRACT IMPRESSIONS: JOSEF ALBERS NAUM GABO BEN NICHOLSON‎

‎London: Alan Cristea Gallery 2012. First Edition; First Printing. Softcover. Near Fine in wraps.; 39 pages. Alan Cristea Gallery unknown‎

Référence libraire : 322877 ISBN : 0956920357 9780956920355

‎David Crystal Ben Crystal‎

‎Shakespeare's Words: A Glossary and Language Companion‎

‎Penguin Books pp. 676 . Papeback. New. Penguin Books unknown‎

Référence libraire : 6671678 ISBN : 0140291172 9780140291179

‎David Drake; Ben Ohlander‎

‎Enemy Of My Enemy‎

‎Baen 1995-11-01. Mass Market Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Baen paperback‎

Référence libraire : Q-0671876929 ISBN : 0671876929 9780671876920

‎David Hammons; Ben Okri‎

‎David Hammons‎

‎White Cube 2022. Hardcover. Very Good. 12x9x1. Book is NEW and UNREAD but has a bumped corner to rear board. Still Sealed in Publishers Shrinkwrap. White Cube hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 250714014

‎David J Endres (editor) & Ben Black Bear Jr (Foreword)‎

‎Native American Catholic Studies Reader: History and Theology‎

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Référence libraire : 44560858-n ISBN : 0813235898 9780813235899

‎DAVID LIAT BEN‎

‎STORY OF OUR LIVES THE: HOMO SAPIENS' SECRETS OF SUCCESS‎

‎Hardcover. New. New Book; Fast Shipping from UK; Not signed; Not First Edition; We are a restless world-changing species. We are the only organism that combines a multitude of abilities to harness the rules of nature continuously manipulating our environment its resources and even our own bodies to fit our ever- hardcover‎

Référence libraire : ria9789811247347_inp ISBN : 981124734x 9789811247347

‎David M Harland Ben Evans‎

‎NASA's Voyager Missions‎

‎Springer pp. 324 . Papeback. Used. Springer unknown‎

Référence libraire : 6319356 ISBN : 1852337451 9781852337452

‎David Matityahu Ben Avraham‎

‎There's No Such Thing as Magic Blood: A Memoir‎

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Référence libraire : 43607446-n ISBN : 0578251493 9780578251493

‎David Moss Ben Quash Lucy Gardner‎

‎Balthasar at End of Modernity‎

‎Continuum International Publishing Group pp. 206 . Papeback. New. Continuum International Publishing Group unknown‎

Référence libraire : 62425441 ISBN : 0567087042 9780567087041

‎David Soren; Aicha Ben Abed Ben Khader; Hedi Slim‎

‎Carthage: Uncovering the Mysteries and Splendors of Ancient Tunisia‎

‎Simon & Schuster 1990-04-15. Hardcover. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Simon & Schuster hardcover‎

Référence libraire : Q-0671669028 ISBN : 0671669028 9780671669027

‎David, Aryeh Ben‎

‎The Godfile: 10 Approaches to Personalizing Prayer‎

‎hardcover. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. hardcover‎

Référence libraire : 1932687939.G ISBN : 1932687939 9781932687934

‎David, Ben‎

‎Rapid Healing Foods Reward Classics‎

‎Prentice Hall Direct 1989-05-01. Paperback. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Prentice Hall Direct paperback‎

Référence libraire : Q-0137531796 ISBN : 0137531796 9780137531790

‎David, Eliyahu Ben,‎

‎The Messianic Revelation Series V1 Announcing‎

‎like new. unknown‎

Référence libraire : 43588254 ISBN : 0967947154 9780967947150

‎David, Liat Ben‎

‎Story of Our Lives The: Homo Sapiens' Secrets of Success‎

‎paperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback‎

Référence libraire : 9811248524.G ISBN : 9811248524 9789811248528

‎David, Liat Ben,‎

‎The Story Of Our Lives‎

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Référence libraire : 44438815-n ISBN : 981124734x 9789811247347

‎David, Shai Ben (Editor)/ Curigliano, Giuseppe (Editor)/ Koff, David (Editor)/ Jereczek, Barbara Alicja (Editor)/ Torre, Davide‎

‎Artificial Intelligence for Medicine: An Applied Reference for Methods and Applications‎

‎new. unknown‎

Référence libraire : 46752475-n ISBN : 0443136718 9780443136719